The PsybOrg is a steampunk "pipe organ" and interdimensional traveling machine, which incorporates analog synthesizers, digital controllers, Theremin, and sound reactive light displays in an elegant walnut housing that blends future and past.

It was designed by Logos and crafted by a team of builders, programmers, mad scientists, and solder monkeys. Luthier John Mulholland built the wooden housing with help from Phil Hubert, and multimedia artist Joel Horne designed the PsybOrg's visual components.

The PsybOrg had its maiden voyage during the Logos Summer 2012 Tour, culminating in a performance at Sacred Spaces Village at the Burning Man festival in Black Rock City, NV. He has also been showcasing it at events with the Bob Moog Foundation, an organization devoted to creating interactive educational experiences that introduce children and adults to the science of sound.

The PsybOrg will be on display at Moogfest 2012 as part of the BMF exhibit, Rocking The Legacy at the Diana Wortham Theater lobby. Logos will be demonstrating it and performing throughout the weekend.